Lokesh Padhye

The School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University is seeking applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position focused on anthropogenic impacts on coastal marine ecosystems. The successful candidate will conduct research on how human activities such as industry, fisheries, recreation, and waste disposal are reshaping New York’s coastal waters. Key research areas include biogeochemical change, emerging contaminants, legacy pollutants, acidification, and their effects on food webs, fisheries, and ecosystem function. This position is ideal for scholars with a strong research background who are building extramurally funded programs and are eager to collaborate across Stony Brook University and with regional partners like the NYS Center for Clean Water Technology. The university offers a vibrant research environment and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration. Applicants should hold a PhD in a relevant field and demonstrate a strong record of research in anthropogenic impacts on marine ecosystems. Preferred qualifications include experience with biogeochemical processes, contaminants, and collaborative research. The position offers a competitive salary and benefits package as per university guidelines. Interested candidates should apply online via the provided Interfolio link and follow the application instructions. For more information, refer to the official job posting and university resources.